Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-26

--Deseas q TIE Amesr's Treops
Girl Marasrsrs Acquitted
Lower Rates easagAR.
rmk sCmMAKRELHs ARKRxT.
ALARM N sxaLTa.
BRLu, April 2S.-fhe tons Of tbo
oemments Of tho press en- the sehnae-
oaIis affair. and fFesh rumora In relation
10 Il, are eAusing alarm IN Berlin.
nzanxrTKD M nrsaEAncK.
PANS, Aprfl 26-It d STATED that Ven
Ssydoon, 3 6erman Charge D'A4airs,
Aifnirs. khAa RigmaFok regretted that
1he Lapxis Court had ardsEsd the arrest
Of bohnaehelis without oensnltina the
OhanooIloF. for offensss osnesTninQ
which Bismarck reserved hia opinion.
CONVINCING PRooE.
BEnxxz, ApFil 25.-rha Judge Who L.
sued the warrant fer the arrest Of CON-
miasaxY Sohnasbelis asserta thai be pos-
ssases oouvinainR proof thas Schnae6elis
was the pFincipAl Of party Of oonspir.
Ators in league with she French ottiosfs
uho INST &c Metz and 81 OAfe EhFhafdt In
etFasbarR. TIE propris1oF Of the Oafe
and I've architects named Klein and
GrAbert have been arrested.
oATHoEHc UNIVERSITY IN AMKnlck.
RonEE, April IS. = Bishop Keane. Of
Richmond. Va, has received . Papal
brief advising the founding Of Oatho-
he Univsrsity In America
A ssasemens 81 aAe lease.
Nxv YoRk, April 25.-The Tribuas Of
tomorroW Wtll say: "fhe lease 81 the
Oregon Railway 4 Navigation Com
pany's property 10 the Union Pacinc
Railway Company. through the medium
OF the Oregon Short Line Railway,
which Il controlled By the Union Pa
eiio, YES sigaed yesterday. The terms
Of the lease we're agreed 10 IN Novem-
ber, but many obstacles prevented the
accomplishment OF the scheme. The
last ons 70 be overcome wAa the hesita-
tion Of President Adams. OF the Union
Pacific Company, IN regard 70 9 positive
guaranty Of the provisions In tins lease
BY his company. The agreement u on
the bonds and dividends OF six per
cent. on the stock for 80 years. On ac-
count Of legal hindFances, the lease 10
made 10 the OreRon short Line Oompa-
ny. but the Union Pacific guarantees q
pFompt and fall performances OF all the
conditions Of the covenants. II is IN.
dsrstood that 7. ]. Potter, Vice Ptesi.
dent Of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quiney Railroad, has accepted the gen
/ erAl MANAGEMENT Of the combined lines
II - 4 - - Ensn a
| The earnest solicitation Of the Oregon
| Company. His acceptance vas on the
| condition that the lease should Be 40
| complished. The Presidency Of the 81.
| PAal road has been offered 10 Mr.. Potter
since ths death Of Mr.. Mitchell, but the
SIGNING Of she lease yesterday prevents
his acceptance"
noycossanG knights of Labor Papers.
PrrxaBUno, April 26.-The CArOsiels
Telegraph Of this city publishes 9
lengthy article this afternoon IN which
| Il is stated that wsF has besn declared
by che general ofnceFs Of the Knights Of
Labor UPON all who are noe In accord
With the present administration. To
| this esd lt says q move which takes the
nature Of q boycott has been declared
by the PowdeFly administration on .
large number Of labor orRaniEati0ni
thFcughuut the country. Through thl
last issue Of the Journal Of UR6ted Labor
of6oial sotiheation waa given ef thiI
move aaainst all labor papers THAI have
net been pronounced in the favor OF thl
present. general officeFa. The J5ssrnai 4
recognized az an offloial organ by thl
Knights Of Labor. Its eontsnta are oniI
pnhlished for the benefit Of members 81
ihe order and are guarded e sayef1ll1
from the outside world ~ sven Powder
ly's eecret eifcalaR. A copy Of the las
| lasne, however, waa seen teday. IL pre-
faces list Of twenty-five labor pager
with: ave take pleasure IN recommend
ina. We viii add 70 the iiss as oooasioI
may warrant" The puhlioAiion Of th
announeament Il oeeanioning intense 10
diRnafion throughout he oountFy. Bu
ItWonty-two ere recommended oy th
} general ofHosrs Of the KniRhts Of LAbo
10 the members Of the order. Il IL prac
] tically Q boysott on the Others. IL
J aaid these twenty-five papers have 81
. ways favored the Powdsrly admlnistsa
tion.
II TronAls vida Ihs Inainns.
II MmwAuKEn. April 25.-A spsslal 3
he Epssiag Wisc0asis from Minneapc
lie says: Your correspondent has iai
returned fEom the Winnebago and Gre
: OEesk reservations. accompanied B
Sheriff Harris. Great excitement exist
rhs IadiAns covered with var paint an
| armed with Winohestsfs we're on q
!: road mounted and following the troop
The news that Ihs soldiers woald dFiy
the settlers from She land 10 known
every 1ndian tspee. and the chant {
the sQuAus and braves Il beard al niak
Iona. fhs company. FeinfeFosd b.
!. band Of Indiana thia morning pFooeed
Cd 70 carry Out thsif inatFnesions. Shei
III Harris says thsFe are over 800 aotn'
farmers slill residing on thee land
, May have plJved over afty acres an
: pat u sseA, all Of vhieh viii b dstrOl
4 "a. TIE nnmbsF Of settlers vho cam
: undeF ClsVelABd's proclamation VI
! 500 Haifbneed Gillian, q soonts foal
r tFoabla With the bioax. and FepoFi
: them quistly lsaEisa the biR Sioux ~
: eFvatisn. sheriff Harris Felurna toda
and viii guard ths property.
al sesasers aatsaiy LaavtaG.
PrKnnn (Dak.l. April -. = Dspsl
& Narshal Harris hes tast arrived froI
, tha WinnehaQo Reservation, and
! save that the soldiera oam, ed tWall
4 miles from the Biz Bend last night, ~
4 wers 20 sgict the settlers today. n
|. aroaps are followed b. bands Of Indian
8 inclndinR . number from ths Big oio1
q RsasrvAtion. who are holdina all-nial
. p0Wwows and praotiainR var dance
E News comes At Z .. N. thAt tbs Biz B "a
. ssttisFs beld . meeting today and .
Q solved 10 20 quisiiy when the soidis
. oome, bat 70 Fsturn - aoOn as q
D troopa starr back 70 Fort Sally.
= apeoiai from ARsna Andsrs8n 30 Waal
) inGton reports Ne settlers moving ava
{ qaistly. Mnoh appsshsnsisn is e
{ that he Indiana. who are bold a
, reckless. may destroy Shs ssttleFA' pro-
q srty.
. nan aaaae setsea.
vUzonIA (B. o.. April s..
Ths mail sta9s and hossss ~
( niua bstwesn Elo1oEtA and Z
y quinals waa ssized this afaernaon
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